Oscars 2014 Results: Complete List of Academy Award Winners - ABC News ABC News Oscars 2014 Results: Complete Winners' List By Michael Rothman WATCH '12 Years a Slave' Nabs Best Picture, Other Oscar Wins 0 Shares Email Tinsel town's night of nights ended with some well-deserved wins across the board, culminating in the award for Best Picture. An array of brilliants films were up for nomination, but "12 Years a Slave” ultimately took home the honors for its incredible story of Solomon Northup, a free man who struggles to survive as a slave in pre-Civil War America, while Lupita Nyong'o gave a touching tribute speech for her Best Supporting Actress win for the same film.

“Gravity” also proved to be a big winner on Sunday, stealing seven academy awards from Best Director through to Best Visual Effects, even though Sandra Bullock lost out on her Best Actress award to Cate Blanchett who was “blown away” by her win for “Blue Jasmine.” Meanwhile, Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto took home Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor respectively for their unforgettable performances in "Dallas Buyers Club." Play Oscars 2014: Ellen DeGeneres' Best Jokes For a recap of each award that went out on Sunday night, scroll through our list of all nominees and winners. And the Oscar went to .... Best Picture: Oscars 2014: Winners list - CNN.com Oscars 2014: Winners list By CNN Staff Updated 7:35 AM ET, Mon March 3, 2014 Chat with us in Facebook Messenger. Find out what's happening in the world as it unfolds.

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 2014 ceremony "Gravity" cleaned up in the technical categories Both Jared Leto and Matthew McConaughey were recognized with "Dallas Buyers Club" Hollywood's brightest stars converged at the Dolby Theatre on Sunday as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced this year's Oscars winners.

Take a look at who walked away with the gold below: Best picture "12 Years a Slave" -- WINNER "American Hustle" "The Wolf of Wall Street" Actor in a leading role Christian Bale - "American Hustle" Leonardo DiCaprio - "The Wolf of Wall Street Chiwetel Ejiofor - "12 Years a Slave" Matthew McConaughey - "Dallas Buyers Club" -- WINNER Actor in a supporting role Barkhad Abdi - "Captain Phillips" Michael Fassbender - "12 Years a Slave" Jonah Hill - "The Wolf of Wall Street" Jared Leto - "Dallas Buyers Club" -- WINNER Actress in a leading role Amy Adams - "American Hustle" Cate Blanchett - "Blue Jasmine" -- WINNER Sandra Bullock - "Gravity" Meryl Streep - "August: Osage County" Actress in a supporting role Sally Hawkins - "Blue Jasmine" Lupita Nyong'o - "12 Years a Slave" -- WINNER Julia Roberts - "August: Osage County" June Squibb - "Nebraska" 2014 Oscar Predictions: Best Actor | IndieWire 2014 Oscar Predictions: Best Actor 2

014 Oscar Predictions: Best Actor Feb 23, 2014 10:02 am Share This Article Indiewire will provide regular updates of our predictions for the 86th Academy Awards through March 2nd, when the winners are announced.

In one of truly one of the most crowded best actor races in recent memory, Chiwetel Ejiofer, Matthew McConaughey, Leonardo DiCaprio, Bruce Dern and Christian Bale ending up making the cut, while Robert Redford, Tom Hanks Oscar Isaac, Forest Whitaker and Joaquin Phoenix — who could have made an awesome lineup themselves — did not. And the race for the win has been a lot less interesting than the race to get nominated: Matthew McConaughey dominated the precursors, and seems poised to win his first Oscar. Though Leonardo DiCaprio and Chiwetel Ejiofor both stand outside chances at upsetting, with the former getting some considerable last minute heat and the latter benefiting from a BAFTA win (where McConaughey notably was not nominated). So while that means McConaughey is probably a little more vulnerable to an upset than some of the other frontrunners, I’m still pretty sure he’s walking away with this. Nominees and predictions below. Check out all predictions in all the categories here.

The nominees: Christian Bale in “American Hustle” Bruce Dern in “Nebraska” Leonardo DiCaprio in “The Wolf of Wall Street” Chiwetel Ejiofor in “12 Years a Slave” Matthew McConaughey in “Dallas Buyers Club” Will win: Matthew McConaughey in “Dallas Buyers Club” Could win: Leonardo DiCaprio in “The Wolf of Wall Street” Should win: Chiwetel Ejiofor in “12 Years a Slave” Shoulda been here: Oscar Isaac in "Inside Llewyn Davis" Check out all predictions in all the categories here .

Sign up HERE for Oscars winners 2014: the full list - Telegraph Oscars winners 2014: the full list Full list of the Oscars 2014 winners and nominees by category Image 1 of 3 Cate Blanchett speaks on stage after winning Best Actress for her work in Blue Jasmine Photo: REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson Image 1 of 3 Lupita Nyong'o wins Best Supporting Actress for her role in 12 Years a Slave Photo: REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson Image 1 of 3 Matthew McConaughey accepts the Oscar for Best Actor for his role in Dallas Buyers Club Photo: REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson By Telegraph reporters 5:50PM GMT 03 Mar 2014 The full list of Oscar winners 2014 is as follows, with links to reviews of each film: BEST PICTURE: Oscar Predictions 2014: Who Will Win Best Actor? | Moviefone Oscar Predictions 2014: Who Will Win Best Actor? Getty This Sunday, all eyes will be on the star-studded Oscars!

With the special night almost here, Moviefone will be releasing a set of staff predictions each day this week (in countdown fashion) for the six major categories. We kicked it off yesterday with Best Picture , and now turn our attention to another hotly-contested race -- Best Actor. We've already given you the beat on the Best Actor nominees , so now let's break down our favorites to win the award. Here, we've listed the actors we expect to win, and then, more importantly, who we think should win. Tim Hayne Who Will Win: Matthew McConaughey . There's no denying McConaughey's transformative turn as womanizer-turned-AIDS patient advocate Ron Woodroof was one of the best performances of the year. And the Academy loves it when actors go to extremes for a role: losing weight (Tom Hanks, " Philadelphia "), gaining weight ( Robert De Niro , " Raging Bull "), de-beautification ( Charlize Theron , " Monster "; Halle Berry , " Monster's Ball "), etc., so it's no surprise the actor's already picked up a Golden Globe and SAG award. If you want to increase your Oscar chances, just lose or gain a dangerous amount of body mass.

Who Should Win: Chiwetel Ejiofor . It's frustrating to see McConaughey as such a strong frontrunner for Best Actor when Ejiofor's Solomon Northrup is, hands down, the best performance of the year. Don't get me wrong; I'm not discounting McConaughey's work (he did an exemplary job), but Ejiofor's constrained, nuanced, and inherently heartbreaking turn as Northrup is superior. Eric Larnick Who Will Win: Leonardo DiCaprio . Even though I don't think its his best performance, Leo's taking it because he's been nominated enough times and that's all the justification the Academy needs to give it him now. Who Should Win: Chiwetel Ejiofor. Even though McConaughey went through a surprising physical transformation for " DBC ," Chiwetel's performance in "12 Years" feels the most "lived-in" -- his lack of relative stateside fame allowed him to disappear into the character of Solomon Northup completely and give the most emotionally exhaustive performance of the year (that's a compliment). Alexis Moore Who Will Win: Matthew McConaughey.

If you haven't heard by now, it's the McConaughssance, ya'll. Moviegoers and members of various awards voting academies alike have been caught up in the frenzy. McConaughey does turn in a solid performance, with extra points for his amazing physical transformation. Does that equal award-worthy, or just "alright, alright?" I'm still on the fence. But if I was a betting woman I'd put money on the Academy giving McConaughey his first Oscar, despite that awkward SAG acceptance speech. Who Should Win: Chiwetel Ejiofor. Full disclosure: my decision for this category is based 90% on merit and 10% on the fact that I would like to hang out with Chiwetel Ejiofor and call him Chewy and say things like "Oh, Chewy you crack me up! Let's go get some fro-yo. Bring your Oscar." Possible Upset: Bruce Dern.

There's a chance the Academy could give the honor to Hollywood veteran Bruce Dern for his role as crotchety old guy Woody Grant (not to be confused with actual crotchety old guy Bruce Dern) in " Nebraska ." The film has been well received and some voters may consider a win for Bruce a nod to his long career and some of his previous work. Jonny Black Who Will Win: Matthew McConaughey. The Academy loves dramatic weight loss (or gain) and there's little question that will benefit McConaughey, who looks emaciated for his role in "Dallas Buyers Club." Yes, Christian Bale put on a significant amount of weight for " American Hustle ," but weight fluctuation has become expected for Bale -- something I believe will lead voters to overlook him this year. On the other hand, McConaughey is still seen as the guy who did " Failure to Launch " and " Fool's Gold ," so such a drastic departure from those types of films has voters' ears perked up. He has swept the major awards thus far and seems (practically) unbeatable. Who Should Win: Chiwetel Ejiofor.

It's hard to put Ejiofor's role into words and that's what makes it so memorable. Ejiofor is a classically-trained British actor and it shows in the way he harnesses his character's feelings. Many actors would have worn their emotions on their sleeves, but Ejiofor waits for his feelings of fear, sadness, numbness, and, eventually, bliss to slowly boil over and ooze out over time, making certain moments all the more powerful. Just pay careful attention to Ejiofor's face throughout the film and you'll know why he's deserving of the Oscar. It says it all. What's your pick? Tell us in the comments below, and find out which star wins Best Actor when the Oscars air live Sunday, March 2 at 7 ET / 4 PT on ABC.

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Here's a full list of winners and nominees from Sunday's show, hosted by Ellen DeGeneres: Best picture WINNER: 12 Years a Slave Nominees: American Hustle; Captain Phillips; Dallas Buyers Club; Gravity; Her; Nebraska; Philomena; The Wolf of Wall Street; 12 Years a Slave Best actor WINNER: Matthew McConaughey, Dallas Buyers Club Nominees: Christian Bale, American Hustle; Bruce Dern, Nebraska; Leonardo DiCaprio, The Wolf of Wall Street; Matthew McConaughey, Dallas Buyers Club; Chiwetel Ejiofor, 12 Years a Slave Best actress WINNER: Cate Blanchett, Blue Jasmine Nominees: Amy Adams, American Hustle; Cate Blanchett, Blue Jasmine; Sandra Bullock, Gravity; Judi Dench, Philomena; Meryl Streep, August: Osage County Best supporting actor WINNER: Jared Leto, Dallas Buyers Club Nominees: Barkhad Abdi, Captain Phillips; Bradley Cooper, American Hustle; Michael Fassbender, 12 Years a Slave; Jonah Hill, The Wolf of Wall Street; Jared Leto, Dallas Buyers Club Best supporting actress WIN

NER: Lupita Nyong'o, 12 Years a Slave Nominees: Sally Hawkins, Blue Jasmine; Jennifer Lawrence, American Hustle; Lupita Nyong'o, 12 Years a Slave; Julia Roberts, August: Osage County; June Squibb, Nebraska Best director WINNER: Alfonso Cuarón, Gravity Nominees: Alfonso Cuarón, Gravity; Steve McQueen, 12 Years a Slave; Alexander Payne, Nebraska; David O.

Russell, American Hustle; Martin Scorsese, The Wolf of Wall Street Best animated feature film Nominees: The Croods; Despicable Me 2; Ernest & Celestine; Frozen; The Wind Rises Best foreign film WINNER: The Great Beauty Nominees: The Broken Circle Breakdown, Belgium; The Great Beauty, Italy; The Hunt, Denmark; The Missing Picture, Cambodia; Omar, Palestine Best original screenplay WINNER: Her, Spike Jonze Nominees: American Hustle, Eric Singer and David O. Russell; Blue Jasmine, Woody Allen; Dallas Buyers Club, Craig Borten and Melisa Wallack; Her, Spike Jonze; Nebraska, Bob Nelson Best adapted screenplay WINNER: 12 Years a Slave, John Ridley Nominees: Before Midnight, Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke; Captain Phillips, Billy Ray; Philomena, Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope; 12 Years a Slave, John Ridley; The Wolf of Wall Street, Terence Winter Best original score Nominees: The Book Thief; Gravity; Her; Philomena; Saving Mr.

Banks Best original song WINNER: Let It Go, from Frozen Nominees: Alone Yet Not Alone, from Alone Yet Not Alone; Happy, from Despicable Me 2; Let It Go, from Frozen; The Moon Song, from Her; Ordinary Love, from Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom Best cinematography Nominees: The Grandmaster; Gravity; Inside Llewyn Davis; Nebraska; Prisoners Best costume design Nominees: American Hustle; The Grandmaster; The Great Gatsby; The Invisible Woman; 12 Years a Slave Best documentary feature WINNER: 20 Feet From Stardom Nominees: The Act of Killing; Cutie and the Boxer; Dirty Wars; The Square; 20 Feet From Stardom Best documentary short subject WINNER: The Lady in Number 6 Nominees: CaveDigger; Facing Fear; Karama Has No Walls; The Lady in Number 6; Music Saved My Life; Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Private Jack Hall Best film editing Nominees: American Hustle; Captain Phillips; Dallas Buyers Club; Gravity; 12 Years a Slave Best makeup and hairstyling Nominees: Dallas Buyers Club; Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa

; The Lone Ranger Best production design Nominees: American Hustle; Gravity; The Great Gatsby; Her; 12 Years a Slave Best animated short film Nominees: Feral; Get a Horse!; Mr.

Hublot; Possessions; Room on the Broom Best live-action short film WINNER: Helium Nominees: Aquel No Era Yo (That Wasn't Me); Avant Que De Tout Perdre (Just Before Losing Everything); Helium; Pitaako Mun Kaikki Hoitaa? (Do I Have to Take Care of Everything?); The Voorman Problem Best sound editing Nominees: All Is Lost; Captain Phillips; Gravity; The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug; Lone Survivor Best sound mixing Nominees: Captain Phillips; Gravity; The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug; Inside Llewyn Davis; Lone Survivor Best visual effects WINNER: Gravity Nominees: Gravity; The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug; Iron Man 3; The Lone Ranger; Star Trek Into Darkness Posted! A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. Lupita Nyong'o arrives in the rain, well before her winning moment as best supporting actress for '12 Years a Slave.' Backstage, Nyong'o and Jared Leto (best supporting actor for 'Dallas Buyers Club') introduced each other to their respective brothers.

Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Fullscreen Lupita Nyong’o | The supporting-actress nominee wore a light-blue silk georgette Prada gown. She even coined a new hue: “Kenyan blue.” She said, “We were inspired by Champagne bubbles because we wanted to celebrate the occasion.” Up close, you could even see blue in her eyelashes. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Sandra Bullock | The best-actress nominee for Gravity looked elegant in a bold blue, draped Alexander McQueen dress and Lorraine Schwartz jewels. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Fullscreen Amy Adams | The nominee and presenter wore a custom Gucci Première sapphire silk crepe tuxedo-inspired gown with a fitted bodice and a subtle train, accented with Tiffany jewels. On the red carpet, she chatted about her movie heroes. “Meryl Streep and Kim Novak. In fact, my hair tonight was inspired by Kim Novak.” Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Fullscreen Jennifer Lawrence | The best-supporting-actress nominee chose a Dior peplum gown with Neil Lane jewelry — which she wore backward as she had done the year before.

“I always want to have a necklace on, and there’s more room in the back anyway,” she said. She hinted earlier that she wanted to wear a vintage Dior dress, but it “wasn’t done, so this is a beautiful Plan B,” she said. And this Dior was easier to walk in, not being a huge ballgown. “That was a big priority,” she said, despite a stumble on the red carpet. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Olivia Wilde | The actress continues to raise the style bar when it comes to dressing a baby bump. “It was my favorite,” she said, turning around to show off the back of her Valentino gown. “So classy!” Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Charlize Theron | Breathtaking in a structured Dior black gown, Theron accessorized with $15 million worth of diamonds from Harry Winston and Christian Louboutin black suede peep-toe ankle-strap sandals. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Anne Hathaway | The presenter sported a black silk crepe column dress by Gucci, paired with platform open-toe heels. Neil Lane jewels finished the look. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Anna Kendrick | Not-so-basic black, indeed.

Kendrick was sheer and sexy in a J.Mendel dress and Piaget bling. How did the presenter get ready? “Pre-Oscars routine is mostly Eggos and 'Law & Order SVU,'” she tweeted. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Naomi Watts | The presenter stunned in a Calvin Klein Collection by Francisco Costa gown, which showed off her flawless figure perfectly. The simple silhouette was elevated by intricate texture and a clutch and jewels by Bulgari. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Angelina Jolie | Not content to have the night’s most glam date, presenter Jolie was stunning in a gorgeous Elie Saab dress and Ferragamo shoes. Her best accessory? Brad Pitt in Tom Ford. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Cate Blanchett | The 'Blue Jasmine' star wore a gown by longtime favorite Giorgio Armani. “It’s heavy, but I love it,” she told Ryan Seacrest. Chopard jewels completed the look. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Fullscreen Kate Hudson | With shimmering fabric skimming her curves, draped over her shoulders and twisted at her plunging neckline, Hudson epitomized a modern ’70s glamour goddess in Versace.

Smoky eyes and a nude lip complemented her smoldering look. Neil Lane jewels added sparkle. Dan MacMedan USA TODAY Jared Leto | No man-bun this time. But his flowing ombre locks stood out against his white Saint Laurent ensemble and burgundy bow tie. “I always love the old-school vibe,” he told Seacrest. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Fullscreen Pharrell Williams and Helen Lasichanh | He may have left his infamous hat at home, but Williams still found a way to stand out in a sea of black tuxedos. The singer, whose song 'Happy' was nominated for best original song, donned a Lanvin tux that featured shorts in lieu of pants, inspiring an almost-instant Twitter handle dedicated to the original look. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Anna Kendrick, Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis chat at the Academy Awards. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Penelope Cruz looked feminine and elegant in a Giambattista Valli Haute Couture strapless silk mousseline gown with cape.

Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves | The best-actor winner opted for a Dolce & Gabbana tuxedo that featured an ivory jacket. A Chopard watch and cufflinks finished the look. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith | Will added some snazzy extras to his look: a Harry Winston Midnight Skeleton watch and David Yurman black diamond stud earrings. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Oscar-nominee Meryl Streep strikes her pose at the Academy Awards. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Presenter Tyler Perry arrives at the 86th annual Academy Awards. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Goldie Hawn was golden in a draped satin gown, and was accompanied by her life partner, Kurt Russell. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Cate Blanchett arrives at the 86th annual Academy Awards. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Presenter and ‘American Hustle’ nominee Bradley Cooper wore Tom Ford. And ever the gracious loser, he cheered when Jared Leto won in his category. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY David O. Russell wore Prada.

“I’m going to write two (new) movies for my same group of actors” in the coming year, the 'American Hustle' director said. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Presenter Channing Tatum was dapper in a Gucci tuxedo, while his better half, Jenna Dewan-Tatum, wore a light gray sequin gown by Reem Acra. “Feeling like a fairy tonight!” she tweeted before the red carpet. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Zac Efron arrives on the red carpet. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Joseph Gordon-Levitt arrives for the Academy Awards. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Two for one, indeed. Dolce & Gabbana dressed ‘American Hustle’ star Christian Bale in an elegant black two-button tux, and his wife, Sibi Blazic, also wore a black crepe gown by the brand. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Ewan McGregor and Eve Mavrakis pose on the red carpet. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Alfre Woodard and her husband, Roderick Spencer. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY 'American Hustle' star Jeremy Renner.

Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Viola Davis looked regal in an emerald green duchess satin gown by Escada. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY U2’s Bono, second from right, performed the nominated song ‘Ordinary Love’ from the drama ‘Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom.’ Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Fullscreen Bruce Dern, daughter Laura and wife Andrea Beckett | Bruce, decked out in Martin Katz sapphire and platinum studs and cufflinks, was with daughter Laura. “It’s fun,” Laura said about the Oscar hoopla. “But it’s time to get on with it.” So what’s so great about working with Alexander Payne, you might wonder? “He gives you the opportunity to show what you’re doing but to let him find it,” said Bruce. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Fullscreen Best-supporting-actress nominee Julia Roberts was in a lacy Givenchy gown with Bulgari jewelry. She chose it for “the elegance of it. This feels Oscar gorgeous.” So what about her recent choice to go blonde?

“We’re a house divided — some (of her three) kids like it, some not so much.” Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Jamie Foxx, clad in Giorgio Armani, brought his “significant other” to the Academy Awards. “Red carpet ready with the best date a dad could ask for, my beautiful daughter Corinne,” the proud papa tweeted. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY ‘Scandal’ actress Kerry Washington draped her baby bump in a Jason Wu gown. Jennifer Meyer jewelry, Christian Louboutin shoes and a Judith Leiber clutch completed the look. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Elsa Pataky and Chris Hemsworth. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Dax Shepard wore John Varvatos, while his better half, Kristen Bell, sported Roberto Cavalli. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Pharrell Williams, left, and supporting-actor nominee Barkhad Abdi arrive at the Academy Awards. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Leave it to Lady Gaga to be the last big star to arrive on the red carpet. Still, she looked Oscar-ready in a strapless Versace gown and custom white satin monster platforms by Brian Atwood.

Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie arrive at the 86th annual Academy Awards. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Fullscreen Leonardo DiCaprio eschewed classic black for a midnight blue Giorgio Armani Made to Measure wool two-button tuxedo with grosgrain notch lapels, a classic white evening shirt and a midnight blue grosgrain bow tie. The best-actor nominee accessorized with Jennifer Meyer cufflinks and David Yurman braided knot shirt studs. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Jessica Biel looked glam in two classic designers: a gown by Chanel and jewels from the Tiffany & Co. Blue Book Collection. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Jennifer Garner looked adorable in a swingy fringed frock by Oscar de la Renta, which she paired with custom-dyed satin ‘Anais’ platform Brian Atwood sandals. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Michael Fassbender and his mother, Adele. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Sidney Poitier and his daughter Sydney Tamiia Poitier arrive for the Academy Awards.

Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY John Ridley, who won the Oscar for best adapted screenplay for '12 Years a Slave,' poses with his wife, Gayle Ridley. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Oh yes, being a presenter is truly fabulous. Just ask Benedict Cumberbatch: “I woke up at six, and I’m jetlagged,” he said. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Presenter Emma Watson showed her very adult side in a sleek, see-through, sophisticated Vera Wang gown that was very anti-Hermione Granger. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Harrison Ford wore Giorgio Armani’s black, two-button peak lapel tuxedo and was accompanied by his better half, Calista Flockhart, in a bustier gown by Andrew Gn. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Best-actor nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor said that after the Oscars he’s taking a break. “I’m having a ‘staycation.’ I’m going to be around LA.” Todd Plitt, USA TODAY John Legend and Christine Teigen.

Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Fullscreen Kevin Spacey, a producer on the nominated ‘Captain Phillips,’ gave a shout-out to young Somali immigrant Barkhad Abdi, nominated for best supporting actor for his role as a pirate. “He was a limo driver (before the movie) and he took a limo here today, giving hope to limo drivers everywhere.” Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Fullscreen Sheherazade Goldsmith and Alfonso Cuarón | Cuarón stepped out in a Prada tuxedo with a satin notch collar. He got ready with “my whole family at the hotel, with my kids, my friends — you know when you have a bunch of Mexicans together, it’s a little bit of chaos.” Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Fullscreen Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell | Menzel wasn’t nervous. “I’m just trying to go with the flow,” the 'Let It Go' performer told Ryan Seacrest. She wore a custom-made Vera Wang gown with a statement necklace and said that, yes, her son, Walker, had seen ‘Frozen.’ And how would she sum up her Oscars experience? “This is surreal,” she tweeted.

Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Kristin Chenoweth was regal in Cavalli. Her heroes? “Judy Garland, Barbra Streisand, Dolly Parton because they sing, they act, they do it all.” Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Fullscreen “I’m so comfortable,” best-supporting-actress nominee Sally Hawkins said of her heavily embroidered and beaded silk Valentino Haute Couture Collection gown. “ I knew it when I saw it that it was the one.” She and Cate Blanchett had been joking about getting ready for the night together but it didn’t work out. “I sent her an e-mail this morning saying I wish I was with you.” Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY ‘12 Years a Slave’ director Steve McQueen selected a Prada black mohair two-button peak lapel tuxedo, a white stretch popeline shirt with a black bow tie. He complemented his look with black lace-up shoes by Church’s.

Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Gabourey Sidibe wore a custom THEIA gown by Don O'Neill and accented it with Dionea Orcini rose gold earrings. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Portia de Rossi, whose wife, Ellen DeGeneres, hosted the show. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Fullscreen Glenn Close stepped out in black Zac Posen. “As a girl, Walt Disney was a huge hero of mine," she said when asked about her film heroes. "Also Paul Scofield in ‘A Man for All Seasons.’” As she finished talking to USA TODAY, social butterfly Meryl Streep spotted her, ran across the carpet and gave her a big bear hug. Taking in the scene, Bette Midler doubled over in laughter. Todd Plitt, USA TODAY 'Wolf of Wall Street' director Martin Scorsese wore a Giorgio Armani tuxedo with a classic evening shirt and a bow tie. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY ‘Captain Phillips’ nominee Barkhad Abdi wore Calvin Klein. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Johnny Knoxville, whose 'Bad Grandpa' was nominated for hairstyling and makeup, poses with his wife, Naomi Nelson.

Todd Plitt, USA TODAY The cast of '20 Feet From Stardom,' which won best documentary. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Sally Field looked beautiful in Randi Rahm's black cap-sleeved ‘Jill’ gown with tone-on-tone hand-embroidered flowers and beadwork. Kevin Winter, Getty Images Supporting-actress nominee June Squibb raved about her Tadashi Shoji Oscar attire: “Green is my favorite color, I love it, and his dresses are so comfortable I cannot tell you.” She accessorized with Swarovski’s green crystal New Power clutch. Dan MacMedan, USA TODAY Naomi Watts onstage with Samuel L. Jackson, who wore a Giorgio Armani custom designed midnight blue wool and cashmere two-button shawl collar tuxedo with velvet piping detail. John Shearer, Invision/AP Penelope Cruz onstage with Robert De Niro, who went for a classic look in a Giorgio Armani black one-button tuxedo with grosgrain peak lapels a classic evening shirt and a bow tie.

John Shearer, Invision/AP Jared Leto Wins Best Supporting Actor Oscar For 'Dallas Buyers Club' | Hollywood Reporter Jared Leto Last year's best supporting actress winner, Anne Hathaway, presented the award at Sunday's ceremony. Jared Leto won the Oscar for best supporting actor for his performance in Dallas Buyers Club. Last year's best supporting actress winner, Anne Hathaway, presented Leto with the award, the first trophy of the night. Leto received his first Academy Award nomination for his role as transsexual AIDS patient Rayon in the acclaimed Focus Features film, which went into Sunday night with six nominations, including one for best picture. PHOTOS: Oscars 2014 Red-Carpet Arrivals During his speech, Leto paid tribute to his mother, who was his Oscars date. "In 1971 Bossier City, Louisiana, there was a teenage girl who was pregnant with her second child. She was a high school dropout and a single mom, but somehow, she managed to make a better life for herself and her children," Leto said. "She encouraged her kids to be creative, to work hard and to do something special.

That girl is my mother, and she's here tonight." "I love you, Mom; thank you for teaching me to dream," Leto said. He also thanked his older brother Shannon for "sharing this insane and amazing adventure that is [their band] 30 Seconds to Mars" and being his best friend. Oscars 2014: Complete Winners List Leto dedicated the award to the dreamers in the audience, particularly in places such as the Ukraine and Venezuela. "To all the dreamers out there around the world watching this tonight in places like the Ukraine and Venezuela, I want to say, we are here, and as you struggle to make your dreams happen, to live the impossible, we're thinking of you tonight,." He also said his Oscar is for "the 36 million people who have lost the battle to AIDS" and all those who "have ever felt injustice because of who you are and who you love. Tonight, I stand here in front of the world, with you and for you." He also thanked Focus Features, his agents, Jim Toth and Mick Sullivan of CAA, and the Dallas Buyers Club team, including director Jean-Marc Vallee and star and best actor nominee Matthew McConaughey.

Leto previously spoke to The Hollywood Reporter at Saturday's Independent Spirit Awards about wanting to do a reverse "McConaissance," the term coined to describe McConaughey's transition from romantic-comedy leading man to serious actor, and do a rom-com with Meryl Streep. Watch video of that conversation below. Leto's Oscar joins an impressive collection of prizes he's already won this season, including Golden Globe, SAG, Critics' Choice and Independent Spirit awards. Leto took six years off from acting prior to his role in Dallas Buyers, for which he lost 40 pounds. Leto beat fellow nominees Barkhad Abdi (Captain Phillips), Bradley Cooper (American Hustle), Michael Fassbender (12 Years a Slave) and Jonah Hill (The Wolf of Wall Street).

Matthew McConaughey, Best Actor Oscar Winner At 86th Annual Academy Awards | The Huffington Post Matthew McConaughey, Best Actor Oscar Winner At 86th Annual Academy Awards 03/02/2014 11:53 pm ET | Updated Mar 08, 2014 200 ASSOCIATED PRESS Matthew McConaughey has been named the Best Actor in a Leading Role at the 86th annual Academy Awards for his performance in "Dallas Buyers Club." He beat out Christian Bale, Bruce Dern, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Leonardo DiCaprio for the title. McConaughey, 44, also won the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama and Screen Actors Guild award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role. In "Dallas Buyers Club," McConaughey plays Ron Woodroof, an electrician and rodeo cowboy who was diagnosed with AIDS in 1986. The film is based on true events. This is McConaughey's first Academy Award nomination and win. Follow all the action from the 86th annual Academy Awards with the live blog below.

03/03/2014 12:39 AM EST That's A Wrap An historic night for Steve McQueen and "12 Years a Slave," wins for Matthew McConaughey, Cate Blanchett, Jared Leto and Lupita Nyong'o, seven Oscars for "Gravity" and no love for "American Hustle." These were your 2014 Oscars. Hope you enjoyed it! 03/03/2014 12:01 AM EST "12 Years A Slave" Is Your Best Picture

Question: In the 2014 Oscars, who won the Oscar for Best Actor in a leading role??
Answer: MATTHEW McCONAUGHEY